Ally Friendly Jamming
Ally Friendly Jamming
Ally Friendly Jamming
Presented By:
Madhushri N Kumar
1CR14LDC06
Agenda
Introduction
What is jamming
Ally Friendly Jamming
Illustration
Generation of Jamming Signals
Synchronization of Ally Jamming Signals
Introduction of pilot frequency
Detecting and recovering transmissions
Dealing with multiple jammers
Dealing with multiple transmitters
Limitations
conclusion
Introduction
Wireless Communication technology is widely
What is Jamming?
Transmission of radio signals that disrupt
authorised devices
Uses secret keys
Three technical challenges:
*Irresolvable interference.
*Synchronisation
* multiple ally jammers
Illustration
Ally jammer (Aj) and authorised users A1, A2 share a secret key
Epoch index,
The key and the epoch index to generate jamming
symbols.
Introduction of Pilot
frequencies
Pilot frequency is a 1hz wide frequency.
Used to compensate for frequency offset as
tend to be stable.
recovery.
Channel coefficient is stable for no authorized
transmission.
On detection of authorized transmission, the
channel coefficient corrupts.
Applying the channel coefficients to estimate
the received ally jamming signals, the
transmitted signal can be detected.
Limitation
Fast identification of Ally Jammers
Conclusion
A mechanism that jams unauthorized wireless
communication and maintain legitimate
communication at the same time.
It is achieved by sharing secret keys among
authorized devices and ally jammers.
Future work includes enhancing the robustness
of ally friendly Jamming attacks.
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